Monthly Archives: October 2019

‘Start Your Day With Maximum Gay:’ Kellogg’s Launches LGBT Cereal

‘Start Your Day With Maximum Gay:’ Kellogg’s Launches LGBT Cereal

Have you ever eaten Froot Loops and thought, “This cereal isn’t gay enough?” Do you seek a safe space to eat your Rice Krispies? Are you concerned that your Corn Flakes aren’t sufficiently woke? Well, now Kellogg’s has the solution! On Thursday, the gay site PinkNews reported, “Kellogg’s is launching an LGBT-themed cereal so you…more »

Across the Board, Scores Drop in Math and Reading for U.S. Students

Across the Board, Scores Drop in Math and Reading for U.S. Students

MATH AND READING SCORES for fourth- and eighth-graders in the United States dropped since 2017, and the decrease in reading achievement has government researchers particularly concerned. “Over the past decade, there has been no progress in either mathematics or reading performance, and the lowest performing students are doing worse,” Peggy Carr, associate commissioner of the…more »

Judge Rules For Governor In Feud With Lieutenant Governor

Judge Rules For Governor In Feud With Lieutenant Governor

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — When Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin’s office fired the lieutenant governor’s top two assistants it had every legal right to do so, a judge said Friday in ruling on an extraordinary legal fight playing out amid the governor’s tough reelection campaign. Franklin County Circuit Judge Phillip Shepherd ruled that the governor has…more »

Judge executive, former county attorney release letters on Beshear’s debate remarks on Marshall County High School shooting

Judge executive, former county attorney release letters on Beshear’s debate remarks on Marshall County High School shooting

MARSHALL COUNTY, KY — Two local leaders released letters Thursday regarding remarks Democratic candidate for governor Andy Beshear made about the Marshall County High School shooting during Tuesday’s debate. “I too also met with the parents of the Marshall County High School shooting, and while I didn’t go in front of the cameras, what I…more »

Share of Americans with no religious affiliation growing

Share of Americans with no religious affiliation growing

The portion of Americans with no religious affiliation is rising significantly, in tandem with a sharp drop in the percentage that identifies as Christians, according to new data from the Pew Research Center. Based on telephone surveys conducted in 2018 and 2019, Pew said Thursday that 65% of American adults now describe themselves as Christian,…more »

State Republican leaders say any casino bill ‘dead on arrival’

State Republican leaders say any casino bill ‘dead on arrival’

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Two Republican senators have weighed in on one issue in the governor’s race by pronouncing any casino bill that arrives in their chamber “dead on arrival.” Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, and Majority Leader Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, made the comment while condemning a proposal by Democrat Andy Beshear to legalize casino…more »

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